@Jay Hinrichs Yeah, I know what you're saying, it was hard (for me anyway) to figure out if Wholesaler Eddy was new, seasoned, a pro, an amateur, etc. 

I would be in favor of a minimum number of 24 deals per year to maintain your license, this would reduce the number of part time an amateur agents greatly and improve the reputation of the industry.You are in construction; you would not hire a weekend warrior with a nail gun as a framing carpenter and send him to frame a house by himself.

It's the mindset of a pro and an amateur. 

It looks like last weeks leftovers and/or your an amateur with no cash buyers.2.

Honestly from the little bit of info you’ve provided, they both sound like amateurs: Agent A for doing a bunch of free work for you and not locking down an exclusive buyer’s agreement with you, and Broker B for being a slime ball and courting you when he/she knows you’re already working with another agent.

It can be used to identify non-compliant amateur landlords who decide to exit the rental business and sell to you.

The difference between professional and knowledgeable amateur shouldn't make much of a difference at $100k.

No Simon, it is not just you LOL.It is amateur hour in the real estate world thanks to all the phony YouTube gurus selling bad courses on how to make a quick dime. 

With the internet came tons of amateur adult content providers.

I hate getting Craigslist spam from investors offering to buy who then never respond,or if they do, they're really amateur.